Canlı Fetvalar

I sacrificed this Eid but I couldn't send the price of the sacrifice before the slaughter due to the distance and the difficulty of the transfer. Is my sacrifice accepted?

Is it a sin for someone to lend his brother an amount of money for the purpose of buying a house through a usurious bank as a down payment to the bank?

A woman who has given birth 23 days ago and has not had any bleeding, but is experiencing yellowish discharge. Is this considered purity? In the first week, she saw blood, then there were days with blood and days without, and now she has not seen any blood for a full week?

My dentist, every time I give her an amount and ask her: how much is left? She says: there is still a lot left and does not specify how much exactly. If I were to ask general dentists and give her the common amount without asking her, is there any embarrassment in that?

Can the problem of envy be treated?

According to the Hanafi school, the estimation of travel distance is based on walking during the shortest days of the year from dawn until noon for three days, as mentioned in Al-Lubab. If we want to calculate that, the shortest day of the year is December 21, and the duration from dawn to noon on this day is six and a half hours. If we multiply that by three, it totals nineteen and a half hours. A person can typically walk at an average pace of about five and a half kilometers, which amounts to 107.305 kilometers based on the mentioned hours. However, you estimated it at eighty kilometers, how is that? I hope for a detailed response.

We live in a European country, and our mosque is called an Islamic Center, but in this center, the five daily prayers, Friday prayers, and the two Eid prayers are held, and there is a school where students learn Arabic, religious lessons, and the Quran. However, the fatwa from the scholars in the city permits menstruating and postpartum women (students... and teachers) to enter the mosque (Islamic Center) on the grounds that it is an Islamic Center and not a mosque. What is the opinion of the scholars?

There was an argument between me and my husband, and we both became very angry, losing our emotional state. He uttered the word 'divorce' multiple times. I asked him about his intention in repeating the word 'divorce.' He said: Out of anger towards you and to emphasize that you heard it. It happened that he uttered it three years ago during a very intense argument due to my request and insistence. So, did the divorce occur in both instances?

A marriage contract was made about three years ago, and the dowry was not officially registered in court. Now there is an intention to register the dowry according to what was agreed upon during the marriage ceremony, but a disagreement has arisen between the spouses. The issue is that the country's currency has lost its value, and the amount agreed upon at the time of the contract has become a source of humiliation for the wife if written as it is. What is the solution?